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The thrills and spills of the racetrack came to Saltus Grammar School yesterday, as students tested out their engineering skills in a Formula One Model Car Challenge. The students designed and built the cars out of styrofoam and the models reached sp...

Three Bermudians have graduated from Albert College in Belleville, Ontario — the same college that former MP John Barritt attended. And as of September, Mr Barritt will be taking on the role of Chair of the Board. A total of 38 students from a ten co...

I grew up listening to my grandfather, Cyril Packwood Sr, boasting of his role in E.F. Gordon’s ability to speak to the people in St George’s. I watched Dame Jennifer Smith walk the many streets of St George’s with a single-mindedness unmatched by ...

A breakfast programme for students in need has flourished to cover 15 schools, up from 12 in 2016, with almost 100,000 meals given out in the last year alone. For Sheelagh Cooper, founder of the Coalition for the Protection of Children, the steady cl...

Aecon’s commitment to safety in the workplace is the No 1 core value of our company. We believe the most important thing on a construction site such as the Bermuda Airport Redevelopment Project is to ensure that every person, whether a manager or a m...

The four-letter expletive he’d spread across canvas appropriately summed up Calix Smith’s frustration with the education system. He couldn’t believe it when the organisers of a fashion show wouldn’t let him hang it at their event last year. “It was o...

Three years ago she was a line cook at The Swizzle Inn — now she is kitchen supervisor at one of the world’s top hotel brands. By receiving the Tomasz Tabor Hospitality Scholarship, Sajni Richardson was given a helping hand on the path to her job as ...

Saltus students have collected the equivalent of 1,450 meals for The Eliza DoLittle Society’s food bank. Throughout May, students from S7 to S9 participated in the charities Read to Feed initiative and also hosted a media design competition to promo...

A team of local students is preparing to represent Bermuda at the inaugural First Global robotics competition. The all-female team of five Bermuda High School students will battle it out Olympics-style against 163 other teams from around the world i...

A new summer programme to empower the island’s youth to become future leaders was launched yesterday. The three-week service learning project will see 20 students explore local topics including activism, racism, gang violence and poverty. “In today’...